[Wolves] Eductional Games

[Kevanf1]

On Mon, 10 Jan 2005 18:25:48 +0000, Katherine Goodwin
<kat at codepoets.co.uk> wrote:
> Shortly after almost succeeding in ubuntu-ising David's sister's
> machine, (modem troubles which will hopefully be shortly resolved) we've
> got our hands on my brother's PC which we are reinstalling on the
> understanding that we maintain it for them.
> 
> I want to set up as much useful stuff as possible.  Most of this for my
> brother and sister-in-law will be covered by mozilla and openoffice but
> they also have 2 kids.  One is nearly 2 and obviously not very
> interested in a computer, but the elder is 7 and I think she would make
> good use of it.  My question therefore, is aimed at LUG members with
> kids.  Have you found any good educational games / drawing packages etc
> for around that age range (she is very bright)?
> 
> All sensible suggestions will be played with myself :-)
> 
> thanks
> 
> Kat
> 
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I'm not sure whether Frozen Bubble is in Ubuntu but as a game it's
great.  Well, put it like this, my son is 17 and is addicted to stuff
like that new PS2 game - San Andreas?  something or another...

he loves FB :-)))

Or for something more educational but not a game there is always
KStars which I find fascinating.

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Kevan Farmer

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